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[Albion] Solly March is still a legend
- Thread starter keaton
- Start date
I'd love to think that Solly peruses the threads on NSC (along with others) and takes comfort from the fact that the large majority apportion no blame whatsoever.
If no one ever missed in a shootout, we'd be here forever.
He's a fab player, always gives his all, has become a true goalscorer and provides so much for us.
Solly - go relax, ignore the fools that berate you and knock in a goal (or two) in the next match against them.
You remain a star.
If no one ever missed in a shootout, we'd be here forever.
He's a fab player, always gives his all, has become a true goalscorer and provides so much for us.
Solly - go relax, ignore the fools that berate you and knock in a goal (or two) in the next match against them.
You remain a star.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
- 20,671
Imagine being the person who uses what has happened to make deliberately pig ignorant comments about one of our best players of the modern era.
Imagine being that vacuous.I
Goodness me.
Imagine being that vacuous.I
Goodness me.
CaptainDaveUK
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- Oct 18, 2010
- 1,535
You are entitled to an opinion, I was just stating some facts that contradicted your opinion that nothing has changed. In 29 Premier League games this season he’s scored 7 goals and made 7 assists.
Neville's Breakfast
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There is another possibility. When some people make definitive negative pronouncements about players they then nurse their frustration when that player performs well. They can’t enjoy those great performances like the rest of us. Eventually something happens that gives them a platform to announce they were right all along. The rest of us will continue to enjoy Solly’s amazing form because that’s why we love football.
Let’s not forget, it was his goal which got us promoted.
1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
- 15,233
Worried Man Blues
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He's one of us and we're part of him
Clearly, I’ve opened a can of worms, but I stand by my opinion. Solly has played well at times this season, better than he has in previous seasons. He still lacks in consistency and end product for the amount of opportunities that come his way.
Good player? Yes. Albion legend? No, he isn’t.
He isn’t to blame for our defeat today, but as soon as he xx stepped up to take his penalty I knew he would miss. Did you think otherwise?
Good player? Yes. Albion legend? No, he isn’t.
He isn’t to blame for our defeat today, but as soon as he xx stepped up to take his penalty I knew he would miss. Did you think otherwise?
Disappointed second time March has hit the ball over bar not good for a pro footballer
Anyone who criticises a player for missing a penalty, especially in a high pressure shoot out, shows a total lack of football knowledge and appreciation.
Even that vermin Kane who is one of the greatest strikers of the modern era misses big kicks. It’s just one kick of a ball, it can literally happen to any player at any time.
Solly is an Albion legend, was brilliant today as he has been all season and for the majority of his Albion career and does not deserve any criticism at all.
Even that vermin Kane who is one of the greatest strikers of the modern era misses big kicks. It’s just one kick of a ball, it can literally happen to any player at any time.
Solly is an Albion legend, was brilliant today as he has been all season and for the majority of his Albion career and does not deserve any criticism at all.
Absolute bollocks.
Webster was the only player I didn’t feel confident with….
jordanseagull
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- Feb 11, 2009
- 4,151
Everything doesn’t have to be so black and white. He can be a brilliant player for us (which he has been, particularly this season), and it can also be true that putting two over the bar in cup shootouts in the same season is below the standard even he would expect of himself, as it’s poor. If Saka et al can bounce back, so can he.
willalbion
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You’re taking the piss.